August’s Full Sturgeon Moon Will Illuminate the Sky Tonight - Yahoo Lifestyle

Even if nothing on Earth feels very reliable these days, at least we can look up to the sky each night and watch the moon peering down at us.

The full Sturgeon Moon will appear on Sunday, August 2 and remain visible through Monday night.

(Luckily enough, it’ll look almost exactly the same at night, and the moon will appear almost full from Saturday night to Wednesday morning, NASA says.).

Because it’s summer, the full Sturgeon Moon will remain relatively low in the sky, so make sure you scan the horizon—it won’t be too high.

While sturgeon might be its most popular connotation, August’s full moon actually has plenty of other names, too.